Onit will provide Maintenance and Support for the Subscription Services specified in an Order during the applicable Subscription Term as follows:
Maintenance. “Maintenance” means any Onit-provided (i) software updates, (ii) bug fixes, (iii) security updates, (iv) platform patches, (v) hardware maintenance and updates, and/or (vi) feature enhancements and performance enhancements to existing features and new features for which Onit does not charge a separate fee, each offered by Onit at its sole discretion when published and made generally available to its customers (each, a “Maintenance Update”). Maintenance may be provided on a scheduled or unscheduled basis. Maintenance Updates will be installed by Onit via automated processes. Customer may not unreasonably delay installation of a Maintenance Update. Scheduled Maintenance is not included in any Service Availability calculation.
Scheduled Maintenance. Onit reserves the following two (2) weekly maintenance windows for “Scheduled Maintenance” with no notice required:
Saturday: 10:00 PM to 2:00 AM US Central Time
Sunday: 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM US Central Time
Unscheduled Maintenance. Onit may provide ”Unscheduled Maintenance” if any aspect of the Subscription Services requires immediate Maintenance to continue the Subscription Services and/or to prevent or mitigate an emergent situation. Onit will provide advance notice as soon as practicably possible to inform Customer of the Unscheduled Maintenance. Onit may provide notice of Unscheduled Maintenance via email, a banner within the Subscription Services, or by other means to inform Customer, provided that a lack of notice will not prevent Onit from initiating and continuing Unscheduled Maintenance.
Support. “Support” consists of the offerings in the table below. Customer will receive Standard Support unless Premium Support is identified on the Order.
Standard
Premium
Language
English
Commencement
The later to occur of (i) Go-Live of the Subscription Services, or (b) after the applicable Subscription or Professional Services have exited Go-Live Stabilization
Hours and Availability
12×5 (the work week within Customer’s local time zone beginning at 8:00 AM)
For customers of the SecureDocs VDR product only, 24×7
Excludes Holidays
24x7x365 for SEV1 Issue Types, as defined in the applicable SLA
24×5 (the work week within Customer’s local time zone)
Excludes Holidays
24x7x365 for SEV1 Issue Types, as defined in the applicable SLA
How To Questions: Product support for questions about how to use existing functionality, how functionality within the system is designed to work or potential capabilities of the system
Break/Fix: Technical support for existing functionality in the system that was previously working and subsequently is not working as expected
Maintenance: Technical support for maintaining functionality that already exists in current configuration, without making a configuration change
Ticket Review Calls
Not applicable
Monthly ticket status/review calls
Technical Account Manager
Not applicable
Named Technical Account Manager that will be a subject matter expert in Customer’s Onit Subscription Services portfolio
Up to 10 Configuration Change Requests, as defined below, per calendar month
Definitions:
“Configuration Change Request” means a single change requested by Customer to Customer’s specific configuration for any customizable Subscription Service that is part of the Order and that is estimated by an Onit subject matter expert to take no longer than 1 hour to design, build, test, and release. Onit will track each such Configuration Change Request per Onit Support Ticket. Onit will obtain Customer’s approval prior to performing the Configuration Change Request and will track against the calendar month’s allotment. Unused Configuration Change Requests do not carry over to the following calendar month and are not subject to a refund. If additional Configuration Change Requests are needed or a Configuration Change Request is not included in Maintenance and Support, with Customer approval, Onit will accommodate with time and materials Professional Services.
“Go-Live” means the date upon which Onit makes a production environment of the applicable Subscription Service available for use.
“Go-Live Stabilization” means the period following Go-Live (specified in the Statement of Work or Change Order, as applicable) during which an elevated level of support is available.
“Holidays” means the days Onit recognizes as holidays in relation to Customer’s local time zone as follows: US: New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Day after Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day. India: New Year’s Day, Republic Day, Holi, Gudi Padwa/Ugadi, Labour Day, Independence Day, Gandhi Jayanti, Diwali, Christmas. Germany: International Women’s Day, Good Friday, Early May Bank Holiday, Ascension Day, Christmas Day, Boxing Day. Ukraine: Orthodox Christmas Day, International Women’s Day, Good Friday, International Worker’s Day, Victory Day, Holy Trinity, Constitution Day, Day of Ukrainian Statehood, Independence Day, Defenders of Ukraine Day, Christmas Day. If Customer’s local time zone is not based upon these jurisdictions, US Holidays will be applicable unless otherwise agreed in writing.
Authorized Contacts. Customer should designate one or more individuals as reasonably required to be the authorized contact(s) and act as a liaison between Onit and Customer to request, address, and be notified about Maintenance and Support matters (each an “Authorized Contact”). Authorized Contacts should have the requisite knowledge of the Subscription Services and the authority to act on behalf of Customer for Maintenance and Support matters. Onit has no obligation to determine whether the individual requesting Maintenance or Support is an Authorized Contact.
Exclusions. Onit will have no obligations related to Maintenance and Support with respect to the following exclusions (each an “Exclusion”): (i) the use or functioning of the Service with third party products other than those specified in the Documentation; (ii) use of the Subscription Services in breach of the Agreement or the Documentation; (iii) any modification, customizations or enhancements of the Subscription Services by any person or entity other than Onit, (iv) causes beyond the reasonable control of Onit (e.g., floods, fires, loss of electricity or other utilities), (v) the gross negligence of Customer or any third party, operator error, attempted access, maintenance or other use by unauthorized persons; (vi) the failure of or caused by any third party software, hardware, or data feeds, or failure or corruption of any database or (vii) the failure of Customer to provide requisite details and reasonable support as requested by Onit to help resolve the issues; (viii) any Customer-developed software or configuration or third-party software except any third party software embedded in the Subscription Services or in Onit -provided hosted servers; (ix) Customer-driven enhancements to add new functionality, configurations or components or adjusting configurations for existing functionality that requires business analysis, project management, professional services, quality assurance and/or engineering resources including, without limitation adding a new workflow, rebuilding an existing workflow, adding new document generation templates, new integrations or updates to existing integrations or changes to custom reports, updating, hiding and rearranging fields/tabs/columns/filters, etc.; (x) documentation creation or modification; and (xi) training services.
Time and Materials Professional Services. For items not included in Maintenance and Support, with Customer approval, Onit will scope and deliver time and materials Professional Services via a formal statement of work or change order process.
Onit Subscription Services Maintenance and Support
Onit offers a robust framework for maintenance and support tailored specifically for its subscription services. This framework is designed to ensure that clients receive timely updates, assistance, and the necessary resources to optimize their use of Onit's offerings. By understanding the scope of maintenance and support, users can better navigate their subscription experience and leverage Onit's services effectively.
Clients can expect regular software updates, bug fixes, and security enhancements as part of their maintenance package. Scheduled maintenance windows are established to minimize disruption, allowing users to plan their activities around these times. This proactive approach not only enhances user satisfaction but also ensures that the services remain reliable and secure.
Types of Maintenance and Support Offered
Onit categorizes its maintenance and support into standard and premium options, providing flexibility based on customer needs. Standard support includes essential technical assistance and updates, while premium support offers enhanced services, such as dedicated technical account management and priority response times. This tiered approach allows businesses to select a support level that aligns with their operational demands.
For example, clients with premium support have access to a named technical account manager who serves as a subject matter expert for their specific Onit services. This personalized support is invaluable for organizations that require immediate and comprehensive assistance, ensuring that they can maintain operational continuity and address any issues promptly.
Scheduled and Unscheduled Maintenance Procedures
Understanding the procedures for scheduled and unscheduled maintenance is crucial for Onit clients. Scheduled maintenance is pre-defined, occurring during specific windows to minimize disruption. Clients are informed of these windows in advance, allowing them to prepare accordingly. This transparency fosters trust and helps businesses plan their operations efficiently.
In contrast, unscheduled maintenance may occur without prior notice, typically in response to critical issues that require immediate attention. While Onit strives to communicate any unscheduled maintenance via multiple channels, users must be prepared for potential disruptions. This dual approach ensures that Onit can maintain service reliability while also addressing unforeseen challenges swiftly.
Customer Responsibilities in Maintenance and Support
To facilitate effective maintenance and support, Onit outlines specific responsibilities for its customers. Clients are encouraged to designate authorized contacts who will liaise with Onit regarding support matters. This structure helps streamline communication and ensures that requests for assistance are handled efficiently, reducing downtime and enhancing service continuity.
Moreover, customers must also adhere to the guidelines set forth in the service agreement, including providing necessary information and support to Onit when issues arise. By actively participating in the maintenance process, clients can significantly enhance the effectiveness of the support they receive, ultimately leading to a more productive and satisfying user experience.
Onit Subscription Services Maintenance and Support
Onit offers a robust framework for maintenance and support tailored specifically for its subscription services. This framework is designed to ensure that clients receive timely updates, assistance, and the necessary resources to optimize their use of Onit's offerings. By understanding the scope of maintenance and support, users can better navigate their subscription experience and leverage Onit's services effectively.
Clients can expect regular software updates, bug fixes, and security enhancements as part of their maintenance package. Scheduled maintenance windows are established to minimize disruption, allowing users to plan their activities around these times. This proactive approach not only enhances user satisfaction but also ensures that the services remain reliable and secure.
Types of Maintenance and Support Offered
Onit categorizes its maintenance and support into standard and premium options, providing flexibility based on customer needs. Standard support includes essential technical assistance and updates, while premium support offers enhanced services, such as dedicated technical account management and priority response times. This tiered approach allows businesses to select a support level that aligns with their operational demands.
For example, clients with premium support have access to a named technical account manager who serves as a subject matter expert for their specific Onit services. This personalized support is invaluable for organizations that require immediate and comprehensive assistance, ensuring that they can maintain operational continuity and address any issues promptly.
Scheduled and Unscheduled Maintenance Procedures
Understanding the procedures for scheduled and unscheduled maintenance is crucial for Onit clients. Scheduled maintenance is pre-defined, occurring during specific windows to minimize disruption. Clients are informed of these windows in advance, allowing them to prepare accordingly. This transparency fosters trust and helps businesses plan their operations efficiently.
In contrast, unscheduled maintenance may occur without prior notice, typically in response to critical issues that require immediate attention. While Onit strives to communicate any unscheduled maintenance via multiple channels, users must be prepared for potential disruptions. This dual approach ensures that Onit can maintain service reliability while also addressing unforeseen challenges swiftly.
Customer Responsibilities in Maintenance and Support
To facilitate effective maintenance and support, Onit outlines specific responsibilities for its customers. Clients are encouraged to designate authorized contacts who will liaise with Onit regarding support matters. This structure helps streamline communication and ensures that requests for assistance are handled efficiently, reducing downtime and enhancing service continuity.
Moreover, customers must also adhere to the guidelines set forth in the service agreement, including providing necessary information and support to Onit when issues arise. By actively participating in the maintenance process, clients can significantly enhance the effectiveness of the support they receive, ultimately leading to a more productive and satisfying user experience.